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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1901

Page

7

Picnic Season Opens as Park Plans Noted Improvements

Picnic season begins with ample shade water seats swings and lunch tables. Park improvements over years have expanded shelter and facilities making it rainproof for large excursions. Refreshments bowling alleys electric merry go round row boats and bathing pool are available with coupons for rides and boat hire. Tickets and coupons from McElreath Drug Co conductors and J M Ragan promote family recreation at Oxford Lake to support park upkeep.

McElreath Drug Co Oxford J. M. Ragan

Affordable Pianos Or Organs From Trusted Firm

This ad from E. E. Forbes promotes piano and organ sales with no upfront cost. Families can try music instruments at home at no expense and pay as they are able. Learn how a long established, reputable dealer makes it possible to own a piano, organ, or sewing machine.

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York

Buffingtons reach equity dispute in Anniston court

Abstract of publication shows Annie Buffington as complainant and John Buffington as defendant in a City Court of Anniston equity case during the January term of 1901. The notice records the court at state level in Alabama.

John Buffington City Court of Anniston—In Equity Chattanooga Tennessee Evening Star Anniston Alabama John Buffingter Johin Boffington Dore A. H. Shepperd

Haunted Vevey Room 33 Lights and a Cromwellian Ghost

The narrator recounts a ghostly experience in Vevey and a night spent in the Hotel du Lac’s Room 33. He links the haunting to Edmund Ludlow and the Cromwell era, noting a portrait likeness and a fancied connection to the room’s history. The tale ends with a suggestion that the room may attract investigators from Myers and the British Society for Psychical Research.

Langford Paris Geneva St. Martin's Church Ludlow Broughton Charles 1 Vevey Hotel du Lac Edmund Ludlow Steader Mr. Myers British Society For Psychical Research

Laws of Succession to the Throne Across Europe

The article outlines three succession systems. The Sallie system excludes women and prevails in Belgium Sweden Norway Italy Denmark and Germany. The German Dutch system favors males and only allows a female line if all male lines end, used in Irolland Russia and some German states. The British system excludes females if males exist but places females above males of more distant relation, in Spain Portugal and Puccland.

Europe Belgium Sweden Norway Italy Denmark Germany Irolland Russia Spain Portugal Puccland London

Queer Neighbors in a Tree Observed by Maryland Scientist

John Wideron of the Maryland Academy of Sciences recounts field collecting in Kent Island. He describes a 40 foot hickory tree with a fishhawk nest, a black snake coiled at the nest base, and a hawk nest with three hatchlings amid a captive chain of reptiles and birds observed during exploration.

John Wideron Maryland Academy of Sciences Ete Bes Kent Island Baltimore Sun

Chautauqua Ticket Deals at McHireath Wikle on Dove

Readers are urged to secure Chautauqua tickets at McHireath's and Wikle's on Dove Street for lower prices. The note warns that without a ticket the daily cost would rise, estimating 83.00 for the full fifteen days and over 1.00 per day otherwise.

McHireath’s Wikle’s Dove’s

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